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macro to save current excel sheet only without losing formatting
I have a macro that saves the current worksheet only (fileformat=xlNormal),
and automatically generates a new filename, but formatting is lost, so reprinting the sheet looks completely different from the original. |
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macro to save current excel sheet only without losing formatting
What file exttension are you saving XLS or CSV? CSV will not save the
formatting. I think your problem is the file extension you are using. "Genesis" wrote: I have a macro that saves the current worksheet only (fileformat=xlNormal), and automatically generates a new filename, but formatting is lost, so reprinting the sheet looks completely different from the original. |
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macro to save current excel sheet only without losing formatting
this is just a guess:
Activeworkbook.SaveAs "C:\Mybook", fileformat:=xlNormal note the colon before the equal sign. If I don't have the colon, I get an error, but perhaps for you it saves it as some kind of text file. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Genesis" wrote: I have a macro that saves the current worksheet only (fileformat=xlNormal), and automatically generates a new filename, but formatting is lost, so reprinting the sheet looks completely different from the original. |
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